DrivingForce3

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Jean-Serge Brisson

Just for future reference, whether a political party leader gets a standalone bio or a redirect to the political party is not a question of whether they're the current leader or a past one — it's a matter of how much coverage in reliable sources you can or cannot cite to demonstrate that they're independently notable enough to warrant a standalone bio. A past or present leader of a small political party which has never elected a member to any legislature in the country may qualify for a standalone article if the sourcing is good, but you need to cite real media coverage to get him past our notability rules — if all you can cite for "referencing" is the party's own webpage and a book he wrote himself, then that's not good enough to make him notable. And he's not unconditionally entitled to keep an article on Wikipedia regardless of the quality of referencing. Bearcat (talk) 01:59, 20 July 2014 (UTC)